Pain Free Periods with Stasha

About Pain Free Periods with Stasha

Real solutions for painful periods, body, mind, and soul.

Publisher

Stasha, The Period Coach

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Jul 2026

Latest episode

1 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

16 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   1 Oct 2026

   Cycle Syncing in Ovulation Phase for Pain-Free Periods S1E12

   Ovulation: The Summer Phase of Your Cycle | Pain Free Periods with Stasha Podcast Stasha Washburn continues her cycle syncing series by focusing on ovulation as the “star of the show,” explaining that you can bleed without ovulating and miss out on progesterone, which supports mood, relaxation, anti-inflammatory effects, and long-term brain, bone, and heart health; she urges reconsidering hormonal birth control if it stops ovulation. She describes ovulation as a short 3–4 day “summer/full moon” phase with peak estrogen, a testosterone spike, and an LH surge, bringing confidence, extroversion, and strong verbal/creative energy, though sleep and focus may be harder and neurodivergent listeners may feel scattered. She reviews fertility timing, ovulation pain (Mittelschmerz) and getting checked, suggests “do” tasks like negotiating or presenting, outlines supportive foods/scents/movement, and explains confirming ovulation via basal body temperature (and optional cervical mucus/cervix tracking), noting tracking can reveal perimenopause; next week she will deep dive into endometriosis. Chat here: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive Temp drop 15% discount: http://www.tempdrop.com/discount/WASHBURNTEMPDROP10 00:00 Welcome and Series Recap 00:51 Why Ovulation Matters 02:35 Summer Phase Energy 05:26 What Happens in Ovulation 07:58 Mid Cycle Pain Explained 09:17 Neurodiversity and Overwhelm 11:56 Ovulation Is the Do Phase 13:22 Sensual System Food and Taste 15:58 Scents Movement and Media 20:40 How to Confirm Ovulation 27:22 Weekly Action Step and Charting 28:42 Whats Next and Closing

2. 

   24 Sept 2026

   Cycle Syncing in Follicular Phase for Pain-Free Periods S1E11

   Cycle Syncing: The Follicular Phase (Spring) for Energy, Planning, and Pain-Free Period Support Stasha Washburn continues her cycle syncing series by explaining the follicular phase (spring/wood) that follows the menstrual phase, when estrogen rises and energy, extroversion, mood, and mental clarity often return. She frames this phase as a strategic time for growth, planning, creativity, and answering “how” questions (problem-solving, communication, boundaries, and self-care), noting that follicular length can expand or contract with stress, illness, or life events and encouraging charting signs like cravings and introversion/extroversion. She shares “sensual system” supports. She reassures painful-period listeners to ramp up gently and integrate one change at a time, previews ovulation next. https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive 00:00 Welcome and Series Setup 00:28 Follicular Phase Spring Energy 02:07 Timing and Stress Effects 05:17 Hormones and Productivity 07:32 Spring Not Pushing 08:59 How Questions Superpower 12:11 Sensual System Taste 16:04 Scent and Daily Rituals 17:10 Movement and Exercise Build 19:17 Sight Sound and Spirit 21:18 Painful Periods Reassurance 23:32 Recap and Next Episode

3. 

   17 Sept 2026

   Cycle Syncing in Menstrual Phase for Pain-Free Periods S1E10

   Cycle Syncing Your Menstrual Phase (Winter): Rest, Release, and Support for Painful Periods Stasha Washburn, The Period Coach and endometriosis survivor, continues a cycle syncing series by focusing on the menstrual phase (day one of bleeding through the period), described as “winter” and a time to rest, receive, and release. She explains that hormones and energy are at their lowest, prostaglandins and inflammation are high, and that while mild cramping can be common, debilitating pain, vomiting, passing out, extreme fatigue, or depression signal imbalance and are not normal or the listener’s fault. She contrasts deep luteal and menstrual experiences, including PMDD relief when bleeding begins, and emphasizes that fighting the need to slow down can worsen symptoms. She offers menstrual-phase supports via the “sensual system”: deep, nourishing iron-building foods (beets, greens, mushrooms, seaweed, bone broth, lentils/beans, liver, dark chocolate), avoiding artificial fragrances, using calming scents (lavender, clary sage, jasmine), prioritizing rest and gentle movement, softer light and sound, reduced screen stimulation, and journaling “why” questions, choosing one change to try each month. Free Call: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive Revolution Book: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/Revolution Flow Freedom: https://theperiodcoach.com/flow-freedom/ 00:00 Welcome and Cycle Syncing 00:32 Deep Luteal Recap 01:36 Menstrual Phase Winter 04:05 Pain Is Not Normal 06:08 What a Healthy Period Looks Like 08:16 Hormones and Low Energy 12:42 Rest and Mindset Shift 14:02 Winter Metaphor Explained 15:53 Normal vs Concerning Symptoms 18:38 Taste Blood Building Foods 21:10 Smell and Hormone Disruptors 23:12 Touch and Gentle Movement 25:39 Sight and Sound Soften Inputs 28:07 Journaling Your Why 30:17 Pain Onion Whole Cycle 31:59 Pick One Change Summary 33:15 Next Week and Closing

4. 

   10 Sept 2026

   Cycle Syncing in Deep Luteal Phase for Pain-Free Periods S1E9

   Deep Luteal Phase Cycle Syncing: Rest, PMS vs PMDD, and Immune-Boosting Support | Pain-Free Periods Stasha Washburn explains cycle syncing for the deep luteal phase, the days before a period when progesterone and estrogen drop as the corpus luteum breaks down, often bringing low energy and sharper boundaries. She stresses PMS is a hormonal imbalance (not a normal phase) that appears here, with PMDD as a more extreme form, and cites possible drivers like low progesterone, excess estrogen, nutrient deficiencies (magnesium, zinc, B vitamins), chronic stress, and inflammation, noting tracking via bloodwork or tools like Mira. Support focuses on rest (earlier bed, naps), avoiding HIIT/cardio, gentle movement (restorative yoga, Tai Chi/Qigong, walking), lowering stimulation (dim screens, softer sounds/lights), scents like eucalyptus/geranium/clary sage, immune-supporting pungent foods (garlic, onion, horseradish/fire cider, shiitake, ginger), and journaling on what’s working and what to release before bleeding. Promised links: Mira - https://mira-fertility.pxf.io/qWgVGn The Revolution Will Be Bloody - https://ThePeriodCoach.com/Revolution Chat with me - https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive 00:00 Welcome and Cycle Syncing 00:52 Deep Luteal Explained 04:01 Hormone Drop and Energy Shift 05:46 Rest Is Nonnegotiable 10:46 PMS vs PMDD Spectrum 13:04 Root Causes and Testing 16:24 Sensual System Foods 19:05 Scents and Aromatherapy 20:30 Gentle Movement Only 25:05 Softer Sights and Sounds 28:35 Journaling and Letting Go 32:22 Recap and Next Episode

5. 

   3 Sept 2026

   Cycle Syncing for Pain-Free Periods: The Luteal Phase Guide S1E8

   Cycle Syncing for Pain Free Periods: How to Support Your Luteal Phase Stasha Washburn continues her cycle syncing miniseries by focusing on the early luteal phase—the phase after ovulation that sets the stage for the rest of the cycle. She explains hormonal shifts, including the corpus luteum producing progesterone for about 9–10 days and a post-ovulation estrogen drop that can affect mood, energy, and confidence, emphasizing this is not a personal flaw. She frames luteal as a “what question” powerhouse for identifying what’s working, what isn’t, and where boundaries are being crossed, advising to note irritations without acting immediately. She shares cycle-sync supports through her “sensual system”; listeners are urged to try one practice this week and return next week for deep luteal. Promised Links: Chart: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRC Flow Freedom: https://theperiodcoach.com/flow-freedom Book: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/Revolution Free call: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive Chocolate pudding recipe: https://theperiodcoach.com/sweet-potato-chocolate-pudding/ 00:00 Welcome and Series Setup 00:39 Why Start With Luteal 01:42 Luteal Basics and Hormones 05:07 Energy Dip and Mood Shift 06:02 What Questions Superpower 07:16 Boundaries and BS Meter 11:48 Sensual System Overview 12:27 Foods for Progesterone 14:53 Calming Scents and Smell 17:06 Gentle Movement and Rest 18:44 Softer Sights and Sounds 21:03 Spirit Journaling Practice 21:42 Mindset and Action Step 26:20 Recap and Next Episode 28:15 Wrap Up and Resources

6. 

   27 Aug 2026

   Cycle Syncing for Beginners: Transform Your Period into a Pain-Free Experience S1E7

   Cycle Syncing 101: A Five-Phase Map to Reduce Period PainStasha Washburn, an endometriosis survivor and period coach, introduces a new miniseries on cycle syncing after covering four root causes of period pain: hormonal imbalance, chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, and stress/nervous system dysregulation. She shares how she received an endometriosis diagnosis without surgery by advocating with her OBGYN and encourages listeners to self-advocate. She defines cycle syncing as aligning food, movement, work, social life, and self-care with menstrual cycle rhythms to reduce stress and pain and improve energy, mood, clarity, and self-trust. Stasha explains her five-phase model—early luteal, deep luteal, menstrual, follicular, and ovulation—outlining key hormonal shifts and “what/why/how/do” focus questions. She debunks the myth that syncing must be perfect and gives an action step: start charting from day one of bleeding, tracking pain, flow, clots, energy, and mood without judgment. Free chart: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRC Flow Freedom: https://theperiodcoach.com/flow-freedom/00:00 Welcome and Mission00:39 Endometriosis Diagnosis Story02:57 Why Cycle Syncing Now05:16 Cycle Syncing Defined08:14 Benefits for Pain and Energy09:33 Links to Root Causes11:50 Five Phase Cycle Model13:27 Phase Tour Luteal to Ovulation20:32 Myth of Perfection23:55 Action Step Track Your Cycle25:50 Recap Next Week and Wrap

7. 

   20 Aug 2026

   From Pain to Power: Stasha's Fight Against Endometriosis S1E6

   Stasha’s Endometriosis Story: From Debilitating Period Pain to Practical Healing ProtocolsHost Stasha shares her personal history with severe period pain and endometriosis symptoms after five episodes on root causes (hormonal imbalance, chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, and stress/nervous system dysregulation). She describes passing out from pain as a teen, days of vomiting, diarrhea, heavy bleeding, and being dismissed and medically gaslit, despite trying prescription painkillers and numerous birth controls. She explains how the experience left her traumatized, shaped her mission to provide accessible, effective pain relief, and led her to research widely beyond Western medicine. Two key turning points were eliminating gluten due to inflammation and realizing overwork and “hustle culture” worsened symptoms, prompting lifestyle, trauma, and nervous system work alongside diet and cycle-based nutrition. She invites listeners to write their own story and previews upcoming practical protocols, cycle syncing, and life-design for pain reduction.00:00 Welcome and Recap00:29 Why My Story Matters03:47 Writing the Book05:08 First Periods and Fainting07:25 High School Shame09:19 Hollow Bones Fatigue11:41 Bathroom Floor Hell16:06 Doctors and No Diagnosis18:44 Dark Thoughts and Survival22:31 Pain Tolerance Proof24:02 Trauma and Healing Tools26:40 Finding My Own Answers28:24 Two Breakthrough Moments30:55 Redefining Success33:16 Mission and Ripple Effect37:24 Action Step Tell Your Story38:15 Whats Next and Resources39:45 Final Rallying Cry

8. 

   13 Aug 2026

   Manage Stress for Pain-Free Periods: Insights from Stasha the Period Coach S1E5

   Stress, Cortisol, and Your Nervous System: The 4th Root Cause of Period PainLinks Promised: Chart ~ https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRCFlow Freedom ~ https://theperiodcoach.com/flow-freedomPeriod Besties LIVE ~ https://ThePeriodCoach.com/Live2026Free call ~ https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive Stasha, host of Pain-Free Periods and an endometriosis survivor, explains stress and nervous system dysregulation as the fourth major root cause of period pain, alongside hormonal imbalance, inflammation, and nutrient deficiencies. She describes how chronic stress elevates cortisol, which diverts pregnenolone away from progesterone, contributing to estrogen dominance, thicker uterine lining, increased prostaglandins, and more pain; prolonged cortisol also drives inflammation and increases pain sensitivity. She contrasts sympathetic (fight-or-flight) and parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) states, lists signs of dysregulation (tension, poor sleep, headaches, digestive issues, anxiety, brain fog, dissociation, severe PMS, spotting), and shares practical steps: deep belly breathing (e.g., 4-7-8), qi cycling, gentle movement, micro resets, prioritizing 8–9+ hours of sleep with routine, and boundary setting, encouraging listeners to pick one practice, chart results, and tune in next week for her diagnosis story.00:00 Welcome and Overview00:45 Fourth Root Cause Stress02:17 Why Stress Worsens Pain05:22 Cortisol Hormone Disruption07:37 Inflammation and Sensitivity08:30 Nervous System Modes10:48 Signs of Dysregulation15:25 You Are Not Broken18:31 Breathing to Calm Down22:31 Qi Cycling Technique24:10 Gentle Movement Practices25:37 Daily Resets and Sleep28:12 Boundaries and Action Plan31:14 Recap Next Episode Tease32:53 Share and Closing

9. 

   12 Aug 2026

   The Onion Peel: Qi Cycling for Pain Free Periods S1E4

   Qi Cycling for Period Pain Relief: A Simple Energy Meditation ToolIn this bonus “The Onion Peel” episode, Stasha (the period coach and endometriosis survivor) shares Qi Cycling, a simple, portable energy meditation she uses during endometriosis flares to reduce period pain, anxiety, and stress, especially when she can’t access or keep down pain meds. She explains qi as energy flowing through meridians and uses a river-and-blockage metaphor to describe stagnation in the pelvic “lower dantian” (below the belly button). Listeners are guided through breathing and visualization: inhale clean qi through the third eye into the lower dantian, then exhale stagnant qi out the crown; she also teaches cycling down the front/up the back or the reverse, choosing the direction that feels best, often in sets of three. She notes it can calm the nervous system, reduce tension, and can be adapted (e.g., exhaling through the perineum), recommending daily practice and inviting listeners to share results and explore her Flow Freedom course. Download your Endometriosis Flare Checklist here: https://theperiodcoach.com/endometriois-flare-checklist Check out Flow Freedom here: https://theperiodcoach.com/flow-freedom 00:00 Welcome to Onion Peel00:48 Qi Cycling Lifeline02:28 What Is Qi05:13 River Blockage Metaphor06:59 Pelvic Dantian Basics07:43 Yin Yang Imbalance09:06 How to Qi Cycle13:46 Front Back Direction15:39 Guided Breathing Practice19:04 Why It Helps Pain20:23 Advanced Variations Anywhere23:16 Daily Action Step24:19 Connect and Next Steps25:05 Closing Encouragement

10. 

    6 Aug 2026

    Period Power: Nutrients for a Pain-Free Cycle S1E4

    Nutrient Deficiencies and Period Pain: 5 Essentials for Pain-Free PeriodsStasha Washburn, host of Pain Free Periods, continues her series on the four root causes of period pain by focusing on nutrient deficiencies and how lacking key vitamins and minerals can impair hormone regulation, inflammation control, and uterine muscle function, increasing pain. She highlights five essential nutrients—magnesium, zinc, B vitamins (especially B6), iron, and omega-3 fatty acids—explaining why each matters, common signs of low levels, and food sources. She cautions against supplementing without guidance, recommends testing, and urges a “food first” approach. Action step: choose one nutrient and one food source to add this cycle, track symptoms, and build changes gradually; next episode covers stress and nervous system dysregulation. Tracking chart: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRC https://www.instagram.com/stashawashburn/ Stasha@ThePeriodCoach.com Talk to me: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive00:00 Series Recap and Setup01:16 Why Deficiencies Hurt02:44 Magnesium for Cramps03:40 Zinc for Progesterone05:08 B Vitamins and PMS06:22 Iron and Heavy Periods09:23 Omega 3 Anti Inflammation10:10 Test First Food First12:00 One Small Weekly Step14:20 Recap Next Episode Outro

11. 

    30 Jul 2026

    Chronic Inflammation: A Key to Reducing Menstrual Pain S1E3

    Chronic Inflammation & Period Pain: How to Cool the Fire for Pain Free Periods | Episode 3In episode three of Pain Free Periods with Stasha, period coach Stasha Washburn explains chronic inflammation as a key root cause of period pain and how it increases prostaglandins, leading to worse cramps, heavier bleeding, longer periods, stronger PMS symptoms, and possible fertility impacts, especially with endometriosis. She distinguishes acute vs. chronic inflammation and reviews common drivers including diet (processed foods, sugar, refined oils, alcohol), chronic stress, environmental toxins, gut imbalance, hormonal birth control, underlying conditions (endometriosis, PCOS, autoimmune issues), and lack of movement or overly intense exercise. Stasha shares signs that inflammation may be driving symptoms and offers actionable steps. Contact:ThePeriodCoach.comStasha@ThePeriodCoach.com PeriodCoachingSchool.com Chart: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRC Book a call: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive 00:00 Welcome and Recap00:54 Acute vs Chronic01:50 What Causes Inflammation04:22 Why Cramps Worsen05:36 Heavy Bleeding and PMS07:14 Signs and Clues09:17 Onion Layer Approach09:56 Anti Inflammatory Foods16:16 Cut Sugar Oils Alcohol21:37 Gluten and Dairy Trial24:55 Gut Support Ferments29:25 Stress Sleep Movement31:54 Supplements and Actions33:51 Recap and Next Week

12. 

    23 Jul 2026

    Unraveling Estrogen Dominance for Pain-Free Periods S1E2

    Pain-Free Periods Ep 2: Estrogen Dominance Explained (It’s a Ratio Problem) + How to Balance Estrogen & ProgesteroneIn episode 2 of Pain-Free Periods with Stasha, period coach Stasha continues the series on root causes of period pain by focusing on estrogen–progesterone balance and why “estrogen dominance” is often a ratio issue, not simply high estrogen. She explains estrogen’s role in building the uterine lining and progesterone’s role in calming inflammation and balancing the cycle, how a thick lining can drive higher prostaglandins and more cramps, and symptoms linked to an imbalanced ratio (heavy bleeding, clots, PMS/PMDD mood changes, breast tenderness, bloating, fibroids, ovarian cysts, irregular cycles, and endometriosis progression). She shares a step-by-step “onion layer” framework: lower estrogen (support liver and gut, reduce plastics/beauty product exposure, cut back alcohol) and raise progesterone (manage stress, support ovulation, use nutrients like B6, C, zinc, and consider Vitex/chasteberry with doctor guidance).Contact:https://ThePeriodCoach.comStasha@ThePeriodCoach.com Book a call: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive 00:00 Welcome and Recap00:56 Cycle Dance Metaphor02:21 Estrogen Dominance Explained04:22 Why Ratio Causes Pain06:37 Signs Your Ratio Is Off08:57 Testing vs Symptom Tracking10:57 One Layer at a Time13:28 Lowering Estrogen Tips16:45 Raising Progesterone Basics21:44 Pick One Action23:20 Wrap Up and Next Episode

13. 

    20 Jul 2026

    The Onion Peel: How to Track Your Cycle S1E3

    How to Start Tracking Your Menstrual Cycle (Without Apps)Stasha, host of The Onion Peel miniseries, explains how to start tracking your menstrual cycle as a key tool for reducing period issues, understanding ovulation, and planning life in sync with your cycle. She recommends charting with pen and paper—specifically a coloring mandala tracker—instead of period apps, arguing apps guess, reduce mind-body connection, and in the U.S. can be subpoenaed. She advises starting with day one (first day of bleeding), and tracking pain (1–10), flow (light/medium/heavy, clots), and energy (high/medium/low). Once consistent, add mood, sleep, stress/anxiety, and food, experimenting one cycle at a time to identify patterns and clues. My Mandala: https://ThePeriodCoach.com/ETRC https://www.instagram.com/stashawashburn/ Stasha@ThePeriodCoach.com00:00 Welcome to The Onion Peel00:49 Why Cycle Tracking Matters01:31 Pen and Paper Over Apps02:44 Start With Day One03:01 Track Pain and Flow03:37 Add Energy Mood Sleep04:06 Food Experiments and Patterns05:02 Get the Free Mandala05:24 Tracking Beats Any Quiz06:04 Wrap Up and Next Steps

14. 

    18 Jul 2026

    The Onion Peel: What to Eat to Reduce Period Pain S1E2

    What to Eat During Your Period to Reduce Period Pain (Magnesium, Omega-3s & Ginger)In this episode of The Onion Peel, Stasha the Period Coach and endometriosis survivor answers whether certain foods can help reduce period pain, arguing diet can be more impactful than over-the-counter medicines for immediate relief. She shares three key choices that repeatedly help clients. She also advises avoiding three things that increase period pain. Sweet Potato Chocolate Pudding Recipe: https://theperiodcoach.com/sweet-potato-chocolate-pudding/ (https://theperiodcoach.com/sweet-potato-chocolate-pudding/) https://www.instagram.com/stashawashburn/ Stasha@ThePeriodCoach.com00:00 Welcome and Question00:19 Food as Pain Relief00:56 Magnesium for Cramps01:28 Omega 3 Anti Inflammatory01:57 Ginger Secret Weapon02:45 Foods to Avoid03:09 Smart Sweet Swap03:52 Quick Action Plan04:11 Wrap Up and Goodbye

15. 

    17 Jul 2026

    The Onion Peel: When is Period Pain Normal or Time for a Doctor? S1E1.5

    Is Your Period Pain Normal? When to See a Doctor + Symptom Log TipsIn this bonus miniseries episode of The Onion Peel, host Stasha the Period Coach answers a listener question about how to tell if period pain is normal or if it’s time to see a doctor. She explains that period pain that stops you from living your life—causing you to miss work, school, or social plans—is not normal, and pain is a signal that something needs attention, not weakness. Stasha encourages listeners to trust themselves if they’re wondering whether it’s “bad enough,” and recommends starting a daily symptom log tracking pain levels, food, sleep, and mood to bring data to a medical appointment. She also advises finding a new doctor if you feel dismissed and invites listeners to send questions via Instagram or email. https://www.instagram.com/stashawashburn/ Stasha@ThePeriodCoach.com 00:00 Welcome and Bonus Series00:23 Listener Question Setup00:44 When Pain Isn’t Normal00:57 Rest vs Warning Signs01:32 Trust Your Body01:45 Symptom Log Tips02:07 Advocate at the Doctor02:26 Wrap Up and Call In

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    16 Jul 2026

    Pain Free Periods with Stasha: 4 Root Causes Unveiled S1E1

    Pain Free Periods: 4 Root Causes of Period Pain (Hormones, Inflammation, Nutrients, Stress) | Episode 1 In episode one of Pain Free Periods with Stasha, The Period Coach and endometriosis warrior, Stasha explains how this podcast serves as a weekly audio masterclass focused on prevention and real solutions for menstrual pain, not just coping. She defines what a period coach does—helping you understand your full cycle and the nutrition, stress, movement, and lifestyle factors driving pain. Stasha shares four common root causes of period pain: hormonal imbalance (excess estrogen relative to progesterone), chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies (including magnesium, zinc, B vitamins, and iron), and stress/nervous system dysregulation. She offers signs to look for, practical starting strategies, and action steps: identify which causes fit you, choose one small change, track symptoms, and build relief layer by layer. Contact: https://ThePeriodCoach.com Stasha@ThePeriodCoach.com Book a call: https://stasha.kartra.com/calendar/DeepDive 00:00 Period Pain Takeover 00:57 Meet Your Period Coach 01:51 Four Root Causes Preview 02:16 Hormonal Imbalance Explained 03:28 Chronic Inflammation Clues 05:10 Nutrient Deficiencies Fixes 07:00 Stress And Nervous System 08:27 Action Steps And Tracking 10:58 Wrap Up And Next Episode 12:17 Connect And Work Together 13:09 Final Sendoff

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